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French Cancan (1955)

Nineteenth-century Paris comes vibrantly alive in Jean Renoir's exhilarating tale of the opening of the world-renowned Moulin Rouge. Jean Gabin plays the wily impresario Danglard, who makes the cancan all the rage while juggling the love of two beautiful women—an Egyptian belly-dancer and a naive working girl turned cancan star.

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Mark Bourne 06 Apr 2006

...the fin de siecle Paris of our imagination, or of Auguste Renoir's paintings. Renoir's finale blends exhilarating showmanship and a carriageload of characters reconciled, their intrigues and follies stepping aside for 'the show must go on.'

Philip Kemp 31 Jul 2011

If the film lacks the social bite of Renoir's pre-war work, it's still a rich celebration of life and the director's own birthplace.

Mitchell W 13 Jan 2008

Immensely satisfying, this was a homecoming for Renoir, his first French film since "The Rules of the Game." He directed plenty of excellent films in the interim, but something was usually missing. Given the humanist nature of Renoir's films, they benefit a whole lot more when they're made in his native language and the cast's. "French Cancan" is often lumped into a conceptual trilogy with "Golden Coach" and "Elena et les hommes," and I think it's the best of the three. More fully realized than "Golden Coach," the relationships between the characters and their work is richer, more colorful, and the film as a whole is more subtle and less allegorical. It's also a GORGEOUS looking movie, the best-looking color film Renoir's ever made, and the final scene is the most exuberant, entertaining sequence he's ever done too.

Frédéric I 04 May 2010

L'histoire de la crÃ©ation chaotique du Moulin rouge filmÃ©e par Jean Renoir et jouÃ©e par Jean Gabin. C'est gai, dÃ©sabusÃ©, festif, musical et Ã§a ne manque pas de charme. A revoir.

Jeremy Heilman 02 Jun 2002

Little can prepare us for the dazzling set piece that closes the film.